Winter Solstice Merch

Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice, fellow pagans, Wiccans and witches.

A beautiful combination of winter symbols with pale blue tones to celebrate the Winter Solstice

Merry Witchmas

The winter Sun hidden by the Moon, the alchemic bride.

The snow flake Mandala announcing that Winter is here.

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Winter Solstice is here in her hat and gloves. She brings the cold and snow with her in shades of blue and purple.

Merry Winter Solstice You Thieving Christian Bastards

Winter solstice

Thrawn Winter Solstice Snowboard: "We will be the ARCHITECTS of our own RIDE" We are going down the snow slopes to celebrate the fun with this commemorative merch of finding Thrawn's Zen.

יום היפוך חורף שמח! Happy Winter Solstice! I am not a pagan or Jewitch, but I love my friends who are.

Celebrate the Winter Solstice and the tranquility and peace it brings with this beautiful design. It would also make a lovely gift for anyone you wish Yuletide Blessings for.

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

The idea for this piece of art titled "Winter Solstice" began with a photograph of a single tree. I then added multiple layers and effects to achieve a surreal, abstract/modern image of what in my mind the Winter Solstice would look like. The Winter Solstice marks the astronomical first day of winter and is the shortest day of the year.

Sun and moon greeting card design.

Design of cat celebrating the Winter Solstice with the Moon

Polar Bear celebrating and dancing in the Winter Solstice

Wolf Girl Winter Solstice Design

Jasper's favorite part of the Winter Solstice was when he and Jarnsaxa would sneak out to the most remote point of the island, where no light from the docks or the wind farm would reach. While they nestled against the cold, she'd point out the constellations. She said  they were never lost as long as they could look up. "Remember, when it's darkest, this is when good things shine the brightest." For more information, visit http://www.jarnsaxarising.com. Illustration by Matt Lichtenwalner.

Winter solstice for the Southern Hemisphere

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

Hippie Holiday

The Solstice brought an unexpected visitor

A star that welcomes winter as a season of resting for nature and humans

Design of a Deer head ready to celebrate the winter solstice

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

Blessed Yule and Happy Solstice

Design of the angel of the Winter Solstice to wear and celebrate this feast-

On the longest night of the year, the Solstice goddess Divalia balances the moon on her torch to light the way as she slowly escorts the Night along its diminishing journey to the summer solstice when it will sleep the longest. She is accompanied by a young stag who will grant the wish of any who see him. So if you spot a deer on the winter solstice, be sure to make a wish - it might be Divalia's companion. Part of the Moon Goddess series, this Winona Cookie mythology comes bearing most auspicious greetings for a magical solstice. This 4″ × 6″ original handcut collage was constructed of vintage images and mulberry paper on handpainted watercolor paper and is embellished with glitter and silver ribbon. Ramona Szczerba © 2017....

Winter Solstice Wheel of the Year with sun symbol & moon cycle, "The Wheel turns, the Light returns"

A stunning Winter Solstice themed design.

On the Winter Solstice, we celebrate daylight and the lengthening of each day. It symbolizes new beginnings and is a time when spiritual practice is renewed and refreshed. The winter solstice can be celebrated on December 21st or 22nd—it all depends on where you live in relation to the Tropic of Capricorn, which is 23 degrees 26 minutes south latitude. Come celebrate this winter with us, here at Lilac Beetle!

Winter Solstice "Blessed Solstice, Peace in Darkness" with candle